Gully

The film doesn't focus on stories involving non-binary or same-sex relationships. It doesn't highlight characters who identify outside the binary or explore relationships between characters of the same gender.

The story emphasizes the independence of young characters rather than traditional gender roles. It avoids typical gender stereotypes but doesn't make breaking down gender hierarchies its main goal.

The film stands out by placing Black characters at the center of a dystopian Los Angeles. This challenges the genre's usual focus on white characters by examining systemic issues through a racial lens.

The setting critiques systems where resources are controlled by the powerful. It portrays antisocial behavior as a result of oppression rather than inherent criminal tendencies.

The film uses trauma and difficult childhoods as motivations rather than exploring disabilities specifically. The focus remains on economic struggles rather than the experiences of neurodivergent or physically disabled characters.